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USA scholarshipNatureBridge gives youth a chance to help environment

High school students aged 16-18 with a passion for the environment are being encouraged to apply for an all-expenses-paid scientific adventure to the US.

Jacinta Cantatore

Jordan Brown, 16, of Harvey, and Lincoln Hawke-Dufall, 17, of Waroona, with a fellow 2019 NatureBridge Scholar.

Citrus canker costLevy to help eradicate pest weed

Jacinta Cantatore

HUGE HEARTBinningup girl bakes cakes for fire relief

Five-year-old Binningup resident Tia Lewis and her mother Amy Lewis have been baking cakes to raise money for the Harvey Hay Run.

Briana Fiore

Country Music SingerSinger helps homeless

Myalup musician Ray Jones will be performing alongside Australian country music legend Bill Chambers in the coastal town of Myalup next month.

Briana Fiore

Fire alertSouth West bushfire remains a threat

A suspicious bushfire remains out of control after threatening lives and homes in Kemerton in the State’s South West overnight.

Emergency warningBushfire emergency unfolding in Shire of Harvey

A bushfire emergency is unfolding south of Perth in the Shire of Harvey after a fire sparked in anarea bounded by Treasure Road, Wellesley Road North and Old Coast Road north of Kemerton.

Caitlyn Rintoul

CHILDCARE CENTREAustralind childcare centre evacuated after fire scare

Fire crews were called to a childcare centre in Australind at 11:45am today after a fire was reported at the centre.

Briana Fiore

FIREOur angels in yellow

Australia has already experienced a fatal and ferocious fire season across each corner of the country, just 14 days into the new year.

Briana Fiore

Yarloop Charity Car Cruise

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HELPING HANDHarvey Hay Run

South West truck drivers will travel more than 5000km across a fire ravaged country, delivering much-needed hay to fire-affected communities in NSW.

Briana Fiore

VACSWIMSwim lessons report drop in enrolments

Learning how to swim is considered vital when growing up in Australia, however VacSwim has reported a 16 per cent decrease in swimming lesson enrolments in the area this year.

Briana Fiore

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